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I was cleaning my indoor greenhouse today and decided to also transplant my Ceph for the very first time. I had soil for it that I bought some time ago, just never got around to it.
It was much easier than I thought it would be. I dug around the outside, deep enough to avoid the roots. I pulled the entire thing out and set it in its new home, filled it all in and watered it. My Heli is next, never done one of them either!!
The top 2 on the left and the bottom 1 on the left were taken today. The other 2 were taken in May, 2024. Not a bad progress. If you zoom on the pics they look way better.

I have found thus far that my one heli and one ceph have faired pretty well and have not been too difficult as they do not require much attention. High humidity, out of direct light. Cobra lily's are a bit more difficult but if you give them cold water every few days they are fine. I have some of my seedlings that are in my old aqua bowl my first had frozen in.